Apartment Construction Proceeds at The Point Despite Tree Removal
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Updated Oct 22
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What happened
The second phase of apartments at The Point in Flower Mound will proceed, adding four new three-story buildings with 228 residential units near the corner of FM 2499 and Silveron Parkway. The Flower Mound Town Council unanimously approved the removal of one historic post oak tree to allow the construction to continue. The developer plans to plant 62 trees, exceeding the required 42 trees, and will contribute to the town’s Acorns to Oaks program.
Why it matters
The project involves the expansion of residential housing supply in the area. The developer stated that while the historic tree was a specimen on the 8.6-acre site, they understood the community valued trees over apartments.
Who's involved
- PointThe site where the apartment construction is taking place